The Corowa region is rich with wonderful experiences that celebrate and commemorate the ancient Indigenous and colonial history. Explore their self-guided history trails in Corowa and Howlong, and discover how these towns have contributed to shaping modern Australia.

This renovated 1920s flour mill will charm you from entry. Take a step back in time while sampling organic chocolate and licorice products made from the sister company Junee Licorice and Chocolate Factory.

Indulge in the restaurant with gourmet meals and you can't leave without trying the hot chocolates made from real melted chocolate! Tour the whisky distillery, witnessing the makings of high quality Australian whisky.

The Apex Miniature Steam Train runs around Bangerang Park Corowa on the first Sunday of the month, weather permitting.

The train has run for many years and many parents are bringing their children to Corowa to relive the fun they enjoyed as children on the miniature train.

Tom Roberts' legacy looms large North of the Murray. The famed Australian artist spent a considerable amount of time on Brocklesby Station, about 20 minutes north-west of Corowa, where he developed a series of sketches around the shearing sheds that would later become his most famous painting "Shearing the Rams". 130 years on, we invite you to explore our region's unique link to this painting.

There is something for everyone who visits the Corowa Golf Club. 

Enjoy a quiet tea or coffee, and look out over the panoramic view of the inviting Corowa Golf Course. Or if you are looking for dinner the Bistro offers great meals with a great view and a great selection of local wines and beers.

Corowa has a fantastic team at the local Corowa Information Centre. They are the experts at helping you plan your stay. The team have their finger on the pulse with all local events, fantastic tourism spots and experiences. Here you can find out more information about the Corowa region.